The slave who betrayed the place where his master, P. Sulpicius, lay c… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

The slave who betrayed the place where his master, P. Sulpicius, lay concealed, was, according to the promise of Sylla's proscription, manumitted for his pains; but according to the promise of the public justice, which was free from any such engagement, he was thrown headlong from the Tarpeian rock.

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